VACANCY
THERE IS CURRENTLY A VACANCY FOR A PARISH COUNCILLOR FOR STRETTON
PLEASE REFER TO THE 'LATEST NEWS' PAGE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Parish Council Meetings
Meetings are usually held on the first Monday of each month, with two recesses, taken February and August. Any amendment to these dates will be approved by the Council, e.g. to allow for any Bank Holidays, but will be published on this website
Meetings commence at 6pm. However, start time can vary so please refer to the published Agenda on this website for correct details
In addition, there are two further meetings held annually:
The Annual Parish Meeting is held in April, prior to the Monthly Meeting, where the PC details its accomplishments over the last 12-months and residents can raise any items they wish the PC to discuss and/or take forward on their behalf. This is followed by the Monthly Meeting. External Representatives for the forthcoming year are also appointed at the April meeting
The Annual Meeting takes place in May, where the Chair and Vice-Chair are appointed
WHILST THESE ARE NOT PUBLIC MEETINGS, MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE MOST WELCOME TO JOIN AND ARE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE WITHIN THE PUBLIC FORUM
Meetings Scheduled
Meetings are held at
St. Matthew's Church Hall
Stretton Road, Stretton
WA4 4NT
MEETING DATES
2026
December 7th
2027
January 11th
February RECESS
March 1st
March 22nd - Annual Parish Meeting
May 10th - Annual Meeting
June 14th
July 5th
August RECESS
September 6th
October 4th
November 8th
December 6th
Details of upcoming meetings will be reported on this website and the noticeboards at;
Pewterspear Green Trust - Roman Footpath near to the Pavilion
Pewterspear Green Trust - Boundary near to Ashford Drive
Northwich Road, near to Summit Close
The Bee Hive Post Office
However, please check dates for any amendments, as meeting dates, meeting times and recess months can be subject to change
Work of the
Parish Council
Stretton Parish Council raises monies via pre-cept, which forms a small percentage of the Council Tax collected by Warrington Borough Council
The monies are allocated by the PC in various ways t o benefit the residents of Stretton, with projects aimed at enhancing the village, retaining its rural identity and bringing the community of Stretton together
If you have any concerns, issues or projects that you wish the PC to engage with, please do not hesitate to get in touch
Latest News
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